I’ve been dealing with a lot of recorded audio and video lately — meetings, talks, lectures, and demo recordings — and manually transcribing them became a real time sink.
I wanted something simple that didn’t require an API key, complicated setup, or a paid plan just to experiment with.
That’s where transcribetotext.org comes in. It’s a lightweight, web-based AI tool that converts audio and video into text with minimal fuss.
🔧 What it does
You upload an audio or video file (MP3, WAV, MP4, etc.), and the tool returns a transcription.
It offers:
- Automatic speech-to-text conversion
- Multiple language support
- Optional word-level timestamps (useful for subtitles)
- Export options (txt, srt, etc.)
🚀 Why I like it
I appreciate that it’s simple and gets the job done:
- No login required for quick tests
- Clean UI with no distractions
- Fast processing, even for longer files
- Good accuracy for work notes and drafts
I personally use it for:
- Meeting and interview transcripts
- Video subtitle generation
- Quickly turning voice notes into text
💡 When this might be useful
This could help you if you’re:
- Recording demos or conference talks
- Building content from multimedia
- Working on accessibility with captions
- Taking lecture or meeting notes
🔗 Try it out
If you want to test it yourself, here’s the link:
👉 https://transcribetotext.org/
Would love to hear what tools you’re using for transcription in your workflow!
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